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Bitcoin is like a rollercoaster, it goes up, and then it goes down. It's probably a good invest to buy cheap and sell high. I think there is a slight issue with the inflation though. Is it bad for it to continue to have lows and highs? Wouldn't that deflate the worth of "bitcoin"? Why would people invest if it keeps dropping and inflating?
I have bitcoins on a couple of accounts that I was gifted long ago but I don't remember how to access them. And I mean REAL bitcoins, not like 0.00029 bitcoin, like full bitcoins (3 BITCOINS!). The thing is, my wallet was on a computer that crashed and I don't remember the wallet detials :(
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I would be amazing to see such an increasement again. Especially now since I've been more and more interested in BTC lately. I sold some of my BTC for less than $460 just 2 weeks ago and that was true pain. I hate that I did that but I had to. I couldn't see any other solution for my problem so it had to be done.. Now I'm trying to grab myself a big piece of BTC again, and this time I'll try to "hodl" it. (I wrote that intentionally) [quote][b]hodl[/b] An enthusiastic misspelling of Hold, prompting bitcoin users to avoid the temptation of selling off their coins once price starts rising.[/quote]
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